Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-19

ls1,',,'' l-''s '''l'' 'o'' '''u 80 -
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$500.
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" w.,
shoe soon ii the harness shon
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so ner month and San arraars
me Iot'o"lng oDcers were elected oY
ene : % - ~ au',u"' meeting Dec
y Dah,a;Np " = 80 =
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q " Hartwau. n n VIM VINE
O. G. REM Aral. q NJ Dennis
| Sbortslaaves { NJ Inoa1ls. A5i+
Nro,..an
Christmas tree 1t the corner cbnrcb
Saturday eve. Dec 24th.
w. T. Litcbfield and Charles AlIhe.
have returned home from New York.
| Hollis Wheeler has bonoht the old
Kennerson nlace of Orrin Tavlor and
will mov. on som
SewpoI-t.
TSnQ. Husband has left the employ OF
c. W. CAde. and gone to other parts.
DIR RntbarfSard not in the hest ot
health, declares his~vaurpose to go out OF
practice
The NJ 7 soc;a,v ora n,.ki,s-. SONS
nead..d re,,sir. IN ,ba ras,,, ee 9s.bai,
church.
Tbara i onch siotpass oo,ono tba
he,.. = - III. - ,-o.o, 49,.
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1t Is hopeu that the Farmers meeting
WI 'e " eii "''eii'ie' On l '''s0"S anu
Carpenter dorey mas [eh'e'i SiioP ~
'i'e Deeuie 'i''oN anu oi"e'S may "0 i0i'
oi 'iie uoo'
Joe Robitille is building a barn ia ad-
c. II. Green, our reliable undertaken, is
about as busy a man as we have, his calls
extending into all the towns in this Yicin-
ity.
The G 4 r bovs propose to hold
weekly meetings during the winter months
The Post is in very prosperous condi-
ton and numbers 80 men.
Jde & Dow have moved their music
h,,,i,.- int tha cor,r trocl on Main
~+,+ o,,,,-o,,ia,,o. - NJ la who
bas moved into the same block from
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o " 0col' mas ouli' "ii iOe ii"ue0 iie'''
i's : S9'oel'oe' -n'ei-e7 = $500 ~ -
- -, 10 oboonor hare than
: bas haa,, fo. ! farv wears mast
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ih7 mas 'iii'0 - - -
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John Lorimer who has been head
| clerk in the store OF H. 3 Root Tor sew
| eral years past has bought an interest
| in the grocery business with ID. D Law
renee and will commence business the
! first of January. John Is a good boy
and will De missed IN MI Roots esGao-
! lishment.
! The next lecture in the Newport course
| will be given Tuesday evening, Dec. p
! by the Hon. B. X. Bruce, ex-senator
tram Miss S''iaie"f--'' Hrai'-
lem, Mr.. Bruce stands as the Iorehos
, representation OF the coiored race III TN
country oo',i +" si"'e' iie mas WI y
Ms way up ~ ms p'o91n' p9''- -.
no other man Il 80 wen "'i0 ~ "i'0''
the question Whlch ne ahhouhceS as III
SUBJECT
Geo E. West, a prominent citizen an
merchant of this village, died last Tues
day morning aged about 45 years
was the oldest son of Deacon Dude
; West, formerly of Troy and was one
five children. four boys and one cir
: Mrs. Alvin Adams of this village: she
the only surviving member of the famiI
except the mother who lived with George
Mr.. West was a good citizen, memoe
of the Congregational church, and ha
held many positions of responsibi
ity. His funeral was held Thursday Z
his late residence, Rev. Mr.. Dunlap of
: ciating. He leaves widow, sol
oauS iiUei anu a % -
loss
Farmers Meetings at Newport, De-
: 2lst and 22nd, under the direction of tt
Board of Agriculture The following
q the programme: Wednesday, 2 q. NJ
bavfelds and pastures, by W. W. Cool
If burlington: D. m. discussion, led 1
W., Cbanin IF Niddlesex. o. m. mu
r.. zI5n. m. some causes of failure, /
n NJ Camp of Newport; As D. M, ell
Q o,,ts Of successful farming. by Wa
L - nt;ad1asox-. 6 eo m Olsen
d - ,rb,,rsd.1 ia m frnit raisin
II uil1 of Isle Ia Motto; IL a. m